• Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) - The must-see highlight of Hong Kong and a top attraction on Lantau Island. We’ll drive directly to the temple nearby, accessing the restricted roads of Lantau Island.
• Po Lin (Precious Lotus) Monastery - The main temple adjacent to the Big Buddha, offering insights into Buddhist concepts.
• Wisdom Path - A brief walk into the forest behind the Big Buddha to find calligraphy-adorned wooden poles arranged in an eternity layout. Discover the wisdom of Buddhism through their meanings and the natural beauty of Hong Kong’s mountains.
• Tai O Stilt Houses - Explore the “Venice of Hong Kong” with its waterways, stilt houses, and fishing community. We’ll spend extra time here to delve into its 500-year-old history and one of Asia’s most iconic living villages. Sample local snacks, visit temples, learn about the fishermen’s lifestyle, and take a boat ride to view one of the world’s longest bridges.
• Kwun Yam Temple - Located in the Keung Shan valley on Lantau, this temple is dedicated to the Chinese incarnation of the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy (Avalokitasvara in Sanskrit). Built in 1910 and extensively renovated in 2003, it is modeled after a similar shrine at Beijing’s summer palace. Enjoy stunning views over the valley and out to sea.
• Yat Tung Shopping Centre - A local exploration to see what life is like in government-commissioned flats. Experience local markets, shopping, and a closer look at Hong Kong living and culture, along with some favorite local snacks.
• Mui Wo - One of the largest towns on Lantau Island, popular for weekend relaxation and seafood. The first stop on Lantau Island after a ferry ride from downtown. See local and expat living, enjoy a beer, and learn more about Hong Kong’s development and infrastructure.
• Hong Kong Disneyland - While we won’t enter Disneyland, we encourage a drive around the resort to pass by the hotels and get a quick look at the resort’s unique features.
• Lower Cheung Sha Beach - One of Hong Kong’s most secluded yet longest beaches. Discover a hidden local expat hangout spot and enjoy some local beach life.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

In stark contrast to Hong Kong’s urban landscape, Tai O is a quaint, historic fishing village known for its stilt houses. Visitors can enjoy a boat ride along the river to observe these unique homes and shops, gaining insight into the activities on the Pearl River, which leads to Southern China’s main port. The journey continues into the open sea in search of Hong Kong’s rare pink dolphins and offers a close view of the world’s longest sea bridge, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. After exploring additional coastal villages, temples, and monasteries, the tour concludes at the Big Buddha, where the monument’s breathtaking beauty amidst lush greenery can be admired.

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